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What we do

Build the systems your enterprise needs next.

LockedIn Labs brings senior forward-deployed engineers into the work. We connect AI consulting and implementation with cloud, infrastructure, systems, security and recovery engineering, building capabilities your team can run.

An illustrated flow: separate paths enter a shared testing structure and converge at a controlled exit.

How an operating problem becomes a production capability

  1. 01Frame the problem

    Name the workflow, system boundary and intended outcome.

  2. 02Test the approach

    Compare behavior against the agreed acceptance criteria.

  3. 03Release with authority

    The client reviews the evidence and holds the production decision.

Enterprise AI and IT engineering

From the mandate to the capability your team keeps.

Each engagement starts with an operating problem. We scope the team, system boundary and evidence around the outcome, then stay connected to the engineering that makes it possible. Scope, acceptance criteria and operating ownership are agreed for each engagement.

01

AI-native transformation

An operating plan the enterprise can execute.

Connect the executive mandate to the workflows, architecture and investment decisions that will deliver it. We work with leadership and operating teams to turn priorities into a governed sequence of production work.

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What the work produces
  • A current-state workflow and systems map
  • Target architecture and a sequenced investment portfolio
  • A delivery charter with owners, measures and decision gates
02

AI and product engineering

Working products, integrated with the business.

Build the product and the systems around it: agent workflows, context, interfaces, evaluation and operations. The same team resolves the architecture, writes the software and carries the work through acceptance.

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What the work produces
  • Product software and approved enterprise integrations
  • Evaluation tasks, failure analysis and release evidence
  • Monitoring, runbooks and a production handover
03

Compliance engineering

Controls that live in the system itself.

Translate operating obligations into implemented controls and traceable evidence. We connect the control design to source systems, remediate the environment and prepare the technical work for assessment.

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What the work produces
  • Control architecture tied to the operating environment
  • Technical remediation and control-testing records
  • An evidence package with source lineage and named owners
04

Cloud and infrastructure engineering

Infrastructure designed around the workload.

Assess and engineer the cloud and on-premises compute, storage and network foundations your applications depend on. We connect workload requirements to architecture, infrastructure as code, migration sequencing and operational ownership.

Discuss cloud and infrastructure
What the work produces
  • Workload architecture and an infrastructure dependency map
  • Reviewed infrastructure as code, network and identity configuration
  • Migration tests, validation records and operating runbooks
05

Systems engineering and integration

Enterprise systems that work together.

Connect applications, data and operational systems through interfaces your team can maintain. We resolve dependencies, engineer the integration and test how the connected workflow behaves when a component fails or changes.

Discuss systems engineering
What the work produces
  • System boundaries, dependency maps and interface contracts
  • Implemented integrations with end-to-end and failure-path tests
  • Monitoring, support runbooks and a receiving-team handover
06

Cybersecurity engineering

Security design carried into implementation.

Assess security architecture and implement technical controls across identities, networks, workloads and software delivery. We turn findings into prioritized remediation and validation evidence that the operating team can inspect.

Discuss cybersecurity engineering
What the work produces
  • Security architecture, access boundaries and a control map
  • Prioritized remediation with reviewed technical changes
  • Control-validation records and an operating handover
07

Disaster recovery and business continuity

A recovery plan grounded in operating dependencies.

Map critical operations and their system dependencies, agree recovery priorities with operating owners, and engineer backup, restoration and continuity procedures for the defined scope. Exercise the plan in approved scenarios and record results, gaps and remediation.

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What the work produces
  • A business-impact assessment and critical dependency map
  • Owner-agreed recovery time and recovery point objectives, restoration and continuity runbooks
  • Recovery and continuity exercise results and a prioritized remediation plan
A material study of layered model structures, arranged to make their different configurations visible.
Inspect the componentsModel, context and tool choices interact in one workflow.

Research connected to delivery

The lab gives our engineers room to investigate.

Model choices, context design and integration behavior deserve more than a quick demo. Our lab brings those questions into focused experiments, tools and engineering guidance that can inform the next build.

Agent Console, MOEModels, AI SDLC and Context Harness make parts of that work available for others to inspect and use.

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Public work

Inspect the method and the tools.

These resources expose specific parts of our engineering practice. They give a technical team something concrete to review before a conversation begins.

Usage and cost records measure activity and spend. Productivity and quality conclusions require outcome measures and a defined comparison.

Start with the work that needs to change.

Bring the operating problem, the systems it touches and the outcome you need. We will help define the engineering path.

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